England, Holkham – January 2023
The Lens Artists Photo Challenge #233 is ‘a one lense walk‘. The first week of 2023 we had a short stay at Norfolk; the beauty of its coast and its wildlife gave ample opportunities for photos. The Nikon D500 has the 18-105 mm lens on it.
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At the end of the year it is time to reflect on the passed year and imagine what the new year may, or should, bring. Whatever that is, I wish you hapiness, luck, love, health and courage to take bold steps.
It is the end of the year and the Weekly Photo Challenge is ‘Last Chance’.
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It is the end of the year and the Weekly Photo Challenge is ‘Last Chance’.
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It is the end of the year and the Weekly Photo Challenge is ‘Last Chance’.
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It is the end of the year and the Weekly Photo Challenge is ‘Last Chance’.
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It is the end of the year and the Weekly Photo Challenge is ‘Last Chance’.
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It is the end of the year and the Weekly Photo Challenge is ‘Last Chance’.
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The Netherlands, Oegstgeest – November 2022
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The Netherlands, Oegstgeest – November 2022
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The theme for the weekly lens artists challenge is ‘perfect patterns‘.
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The theme for the weekly lens artists challenge is ‘diagonals‘.
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The theme for the weekly lens artists challenge is ‘diagonals‘.
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The theme for the weekly lens artists challenge is ‘home sweet home‘. In the middle ages one had to pay tax (toll) to use the canal to enter goods into a city. This is a toll house in Oegstgeest at the Leidsevaart or Trekvaart. I am not following the brief, pointing to the places people should visit in The Netherlands. They are well known, and the paths towards them are flattened by millions of tourists. I just point to small places telling a bit about my flat country.
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The theme for the weekly lens artists challenge is ‘textures‘. The canal in Autumn .
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Autumn 2022.
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Autumn 2022.
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Autumn 2022.
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Autumn 2022.
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Autumn 2022. A rainbow reflected in water.
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Autumn 2022.
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The canals of Amsterdam. One from the archive.
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These houses are among the most photographed in Amsterdam. One from the archive.
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Recently the swan family – see my photos of July in the archive – is swimming up and down the little canal in front of the house, enjoying the food on top of the water. I will publish some photos of them the coming days.
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Recently the swan family – see my photos of July in the archive – is swimming up and down the little canal in front of the house, enjoying the food on top of the water. I will publish some photos of them the coming days.
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Recently the swan family – see my photos of July in the archive – is swimming up and down the little canal in front of the house, enjoying the food on top of the water. I will publish some photos of them the coming days.
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Recently the swan family – see my photos of July in the archive – is swimming up and down the little canal in front of the house, enjoying the food on top of the water. I will publish some photos of them the coming days.
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Recently the swan family – see my photos of July in the archive – is swimming up and down the little canal in front of the house, enjoying the food on top of the water. I will publish some photos of them the coming days.
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Recently the swan family – see my photos of July in the archive – is swimming up and down the little canal in front of the house, enjoying the food on top of the water. I will publish some photos of them the coming days.
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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #215 – Planes, Trains, and Automobiles… and the Places They Take Us.
On the road to Antwerp, a view on Zeeland, passing over the Volkerakdam, that was created by the Delta Works after the floods of 1953.
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This week lens artists challenge #214 is ‘favourite finds’. A typical Dutch landscape on a warm day, with boats coming and going to the lakes. The find was the little ferry we used to cross this water, the river Zijl near Leiden.
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The Netherlands, Oegstgeest – July 2022
Lens Artists Photo Challenge #211 is ‘what is your groove’. Basically I enjoy looking around, up and down till something strikes me as interesting. And sometimes it shows right at your door step.
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Lens Artists Photo Challenge #211 is ‘what is your groove’. Basically I enjoy looking around, up and down till something strikes me as interesting. Like kids playing with water, a dog who is mad of water and two adults testing a drone at a garden party.
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This is the railway bridge across the Hollands Diep, in the delta of the South West of The Netherlands. Shot from a riding car, so a bit soft in focus.
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LAPC #209 is surreal. This is the railway bridge across the Hollands Diep, in the delta of the South West of The Netherlands. Shot from a riding car, so a bit soft in focus.
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This week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge is #207 is ‘Seeing Double ‘. Just outside the Westfield Mall of the Netherlands.
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The Netherlands, Warmond – May 2022
Lens Artists Weekly Challenge #200 is ‘Three of a kind’.
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Lens artists photo challenge #199 is ‘mechanical/industrial’. Last Saturday was national windmill day. Here a Dutch landscape on a water front. The mill was used in the past to get water out of the polder into this little lake.
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Spring is putting the leaves back on the trees, always a wonderful moment of the year, seeing everything blossom and grow.
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The Lens-artists challenge #197 is ‘rule of thirds’. The rule of thirds is a rule of thumb how to compose images. There are more ‘rules’; another is the ‘s’ like in the photo above. Whatever rule you like to use: break them and tweak them till you are happy with the result of the photo you are putting together. In the end your gut tells a lot about what constitutes a decent picture to your liking.
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